Examples of using "Elmentek" in a sentence and their english translations:
- They're gone.
- They've gone.
- Are they gone?
- Have they gone?
They went surfing.
They went to Ibiza.
They left without me.
They've all left.
- They are out shopping.
- They went shopping.
Many people left.
They already left.
They went to Boston.
Have they gone?
Many people left.
They went to the beach.
All of them went there.
They went rock climbing.
Let me know when you're going to leave.
They went fishing yesterday.
They went on a hike, though it rained.
They left before we arrived.
They left very early in the morning.
They left early.
They went to an expensive restaurant for lunch.
- This is silly!
- This is silly.
So she and her husband went out there, and they passed a bond issue
The children have gone to school already.
The children have already gone to school.
They had no choice but to leave.
Mary, Marie, and Maria went out for a drink.
My brothers left and we stayed here.
- Are you mad?
- Have you lost your reason?
- Are you angry?
Tom and Mary went to watch the fireworks.
I've heard a report that you're leaving Boston.
Tom and three of his friends went fishing last weekend.
They went to an expensive restaurant for lunch.
Tom and Mary went deer hunting.
- He acted like a madman.
- He acted like a lunatic.
- He behaved like a madman.
The number of people who go abroad has been increasing.
Tom and Mary went into the forest to collect mushrooms.
You guys are idiots.
- That guy is completely nuts!
- That guy is totally nuts!
- That guy is off his rocker!
- That guy has a screw loose!
- You're nuts!
- You're nuts.
- You're mad!
Afterwards when they went out there was not a soul on the sea-front. The town with its cypresses had quite a deathlike air, but the sea still broke noisily on the shore.
You are crazy.